Celebrate the final weeks of David Hockney with a joyful Miller Family Free Day filled with music, hands-on artmaking, and gallery activities for all ages. Families and visitors are invited to explore the exhibition before it closes while enjoying creative stations, music, and summer-inspired programming throughout the museum.
This special Free Day also features POWER UP, the museum’s Pride celebration for LGBTQ2SIA+ youth, families, and allies. Inspired by creativity, self-expression, and community connection, POWER UP invites visitors to make art, meet new people, and celebrate identity through participatory activities, performances, and welcoming spaces throughout the museum.
- 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Drop in Artmaking- Bold Looks: Wearable Art Inspired by David Hockney 005, Finley Learning Studio
- 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Portrait Studio- Bold Looks with POWER UP 003, Andrée Stevens Conference Room
- 12 – 4 p.m. DJ Sappho Rothko Pavilion, 3rd Floor Overlook
- 12 – 3 p.m. Look With Me + Art in ASL – 20-minute guided slow-looking session with a single artwork. Every 30 minutes; look for signs in the galleries.
This free, all-ages event offers a vibrant opportunity to experience Hockney’s work alongside Pride festivities—bringing together art, joy, and community celebration in one exciting day!
Miller Family Free Days are generously supported by Sharon L. Miller and Family. Additional funding is provided by The Lamb Baldwin Foundation.This free day is also made possible by generous support from 1803 Fund.
